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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1894)
y&jigj$$ H' .nmtt tFarit-A w THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, RET) CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1804. PS r ammm mm mm mm m mmmm wk ITY M'.H'K. AROUND TOWN. BLAKESLEE & ARE MAKING email' ... Extra Low Prices On Oxfords. Ws Shoes, nnd iiiriii iiiiiiiUiiiiUiiuiiiii iu iiuiuiiai CRKD K. MoKBBBY, M. D. Physician nml Surgeon, City and country calls promptly ans wered. Moon Block, Red Cloud. TAItM", Of COXTEKTS. Tace 1 Weather Report. Real Estato Transfers. Educational Column. ' 2 Escnpo of Eugeno. Litornry Parables. ' H Correspondence, etc. '" 4City, County and other Nowb. " r -Local City News. " G Llfo of Gcorgo Washington. " O-Saved by a Pony. China's Imporial Seal. Othor Itoms. 8 Tabornaclo Burned. Monument to Mary Washing. ton. Firo at Boston. Told in a Fow Words. Now b of Nebraska. Congressional. 2000 men Strike at Pullman. Telegraph Markets. LOCAL NEWS. Decoration day will soon bo at hand. Will Jackson was in Red Cloud this week. J. c. Warner waB in Denver this week, P. A. Ucnehy was in Hastings this week. Mrs. G. W, Lindsoy is abio to bo out again. , Peter Conovor is on tho sick list again. Ed, Csok returned from Missouri on Monday. Tho V. P. 8. C. E. will givo a social to morrow night. J. Shopurdson, of Riverton, was in tho city this weok. Shea & Turnuro havo put in a fine lino ot queenewaro. Evory body buys their fashionable hats of Mrs. Rich. Tho mother ot N. W. Kingsland is visiting intho city. Rob Martin and wifo wont to Long Island, Kansas, this week. Jno. Fulton and wife, of Riverton, wore in tho city this week. B. F. Mizor is ro-building his dwolling which was recently burned. Will Bed Cloud colebrato tho 4th of July? It so, sho should bo about it. A small loan can bo secured on good farm security. Inquiro of II. E.Pond. O. C. Roll was in Nelson this weok in Bpccting tho S. of V. camp in that place. J. L. Miller 1b homo from Missouri. Ho will movo his family there noxt month. Charley and Bird Armstrong, of Bluo Hill, wero tho guests of Charloy White this week, Coxoy's quartet is said to be tho com ing feature of the musical world. Na tional Ziotung. Lost, a musio book betweon Winton's and Wlntors'; ilndor will do favor by leaving at this olllco. Mr. Convorso, an old resident of this county, was in Red Cloud this weok. Ho lives now in Shickloy. Tho creamory has started up again. Wo hopb our farmors adjacont to Red Croud will givo thoin a good live support. Petitions aro out and being rapidly signod, nsking tho supervisors to submit tho commissioners' system to a voto of tho people again. Myors & Usher havo sold thoir stock of dry gooils and groceries to u gontlo man in McCook and the goods havo been Hhippcd to that town. Tho ladles' aid socioty of the M. E. church will give a strawborry social in room latoly occupied by Mjors &, Usher, on Saturday ovoning, May 20th. J.T. Emigh had n cat that ho gavo away. Tho party put tho cat'ln a bag, took it eight miles south, but tho cat wont back. Who sas a cat can't toll which way tho wind blows. Miss Myra Cook was nine oars old Saturday and her paronts gavo her a ploasant party on that occasion. Tho following little girls holpod her to colo brato tho event: Bernlco Pottor, Flor- onco Pottor, Borlha Pottor, Milloy Bojd, Mary Temple, Delia Reld, Mnv V Jennie Cotting, May Metcalf ai iVintors, May Metcalf and Lot- KALEY iKmcnl.i Oxford, imt. .up. ...hi a . . ... . iloilitop, pnttlp l or. .. .'in i'ii i itiuiii i m infill i iiMtirufl ytoini'ii Inn Oxlniiliu,iu' oi opera toe oiniur I'iIiico Allioili liiiml turn WninnuN I'rnico Allivrli M.S. turn Misses I. Ill OxInnM 1st iiiinlllv. in i 1 M 2 M 1 . 1 33 1 19 ClillilVliuiOjforiW Witi.illt) U'U Opera Slippers $1.00, SI iic, $1.50. We li.no iilso it l.irRc lino ot Mun's Boys', and Youths' Low Cut a cheaper lino nf Women's and Misses Oxfords naming In price from G5cto$1.00. We arc pleased to thou our Roods. lilakuslou it Ivuley. URIEr MEVTION. Foi kalsomining sco F. P. Hadloy, Prico our wall paper. Doyo & Orlco. It. L. Tinker was in tho city this week. Go and 6co tho bargain shoo countor at Wiener's. Sco Mrs. Rich for lino millinery, prices way down low. Anyono wishing a good cornet cheap call at this olllco. Call at tho Wegmann gallory and sco tampleeof his work. Wiener has put in a bargain sho counter. Call and seo it. A. Morhart it Son havo just received another car of Baiter wire. Go and got ono of thoso flno Paris trimmed hats at Mrs. Rich's. Any one in noed of carriage painting should call on F. P. Iladlcy. Go to J. B. Wright's for fine new and second hand goods, Moon block. C3?"Farm for salo. I will tako city property for part pay. V. Williams. A terriblo accidont a man was dig ging in his noso and fell off the bridge. Miss Rogers, tho oxport trimmer, ot Now York is at Mrs Rich's millinery store. Two pair of pants with each suit and cap to match, they aro bargins. Chicago Store. You can buy shoes at two-thirds tho original prico at Wioner's bargain shoe counter. Everybody uses Baker wiro bocauso it is tho best. Buy it. A. Morhart & Son have it. A. II. Gray ropresonts tho St. Paul Firo Marino and hail insurance company. Sco him. Baker wiro is tho lightest wire on tho markot. Call on A. Morhart & Son for all jou need. J- Nustoin returned from Missouri Thursday evening. Jako thinks thsro is no placo liko Missouri. Talk about dust flying; why, tho othor day, we saw a man catching it in bozos and building a sod house. More goods aro boing sold for a dol lar at tho Chicago Clothing Store than any whore elso in this country. Go to McNitt for your Mammoth Clover, Gorman Millot and Whito Rus sian oats it you want good seed. Curt Evans has evory thingyou want in tho second-hand furniture lino. Seo him Bluo Front, south Wobster street. Cotting tho druggist is selling lots of wall paper, low prices, pretty patterns and fair treatment nro what counts. You havo put it off too long but call at tho Wegmann gallory at once and he will make you tho finest photos you over had. Rcmembor that when cleaning house 61.00 will buy enough wall paper to pa per an ordinary bod room. Deyo & Grico, Wanti-.d. Ladles to ubo somo vory nico porf ume. Some now and very ex. quisit odors just received. Deyo & Grico, Everything in hats just received all tho new stylos and colors; elegantlinoof childrons caps; all tho now novolties at tho Chicago Store. Pure sugar Byrup, puro open kettlo Now Orloans molasses, pure country sorghum and puro fruit and wine vinegar can bo had at Shea & Turnuro's. During the summor months every family in Red Cloud and vicinity should bo providod with a jar ot preserved Can ton ginger for solo by Shea & Turnure Remember our childrons olothing ia choaper and bettor raado than over. Re inforced seats and knees, elegant patterns and low pricoB. Chicago Clothing Com pany. ' Whon you get roady to buy children clothing como nnd seo us look at our combination suits oxtra pair of pants and cap given with every suit. Chicago Olothing Co. Little drops ot water On a drfod and dead boquot, Will mako it rise and freshen Into a nice nosegay. Litllo drops ot whiskoy Into a man eomo day Will blossom out upon his face A beautiful nosegay. Tho Firemen will givo a dance on tho 2,-ith. A. h, Ilildreth of Con lea was on our streotH this nook. M. W. Dluknrson goes to Chicago this week for a short recreation. Somo ono should build somo now houses in Red Cloud to tent. Water commissioner Pond is doing a good job cleaning the hydrants. Mrs. IJr.McKoeby will visit in James town, Kansas, for several weeks, 8. B. Hior has received a ponBhn. This is a pension worthily bestowed. L. D. Ontman has been painting his hotel very nicely and it lookB much better. A fisherman at tho river Tuesday night caught a cat-f sh that weighed 12 pounds. Win, Barrott ot Judson who has boon sick for somo weeks was In Rod Cloud this weok. Zoph RoBcncrans was vlowlng the many interesting foaturcs ot Rod Cloud last Saturday. Tho pay car was hero on tho 11th and distributed u goodly amount of wonlth to our railroad bojs. Now subscribers this week. Mrs. B. Ank, Jos. Fogcl, Mm. Galbraith and Mrs. F.S.Clark. ThankB. Red Cloud should tako moro pains in kooping up tho houses. Thoy should be painted and kopt looking clean and neat. A. II. Knloy went to sleep In a chair at tho Holland house the othor day, and it is said fell out of it and tollod in tho mud, A. W. Holingrain is a vory happy man. Ho wenrs a hat that is 18x21). Ho is one of our prosperous farmers nnd cannot help being happy. M. R. Bentloy contemplates converting tho old K. P. Hall in tho Bentloy block, into an opera house, during tho coming season. It will make a lino placo for an opera houso. A lady and her daughtor camo up from Superior Wednesday evening in destituto circumstances nnd ono of our citizens raised monoy to pay thoir way to Bluo Hill. Mrs. M. E. Huffman la working towards getting up a lodge of tho Degreo of Honor an adjunct to the A. O. U. W., lodgo for ladies arjdmen. She hos quito a largo number ot signers, There will bo no preaching sorvicos at tho Congregational church noxt Sab bath morning. In the evening tho choir and Sunday school will give a concert. Evory ono invited. Collection taken for tho purchauo ot music books. On Monday forenoon tho house on Low Soderburg's farm, south of town, caught tiro and burnod to tho ground. Tho houso was occupied by Jos. Saladon and family. Tho contents of the houso woro not insurod nnd were entirely con sumed. Tho houso was insured. Deputy United States Marshal Hub bard is expected to return this morning from Rod Cloud, Webster county, with O. J. Sattloy, who will answer to tho charge of using tho mails for transport ing obscono mattor. The arrest was caused by tho publishers ot Westorn Resources, Stato Journal. Tho following are tho names of those whegraduato from tho Red Cloud high school: Edwin J. Ovoring, Edgar L. Cotting, Ralph Popo, Susio Kenady, Caroline Johnson, Rotta Abel, Allco Romsberg Cora Garabor and Bertha Brown. Commoncmont oxorcisos will take place Juno 1st, 1891, at the opera house. A traveling man who boars tho name ot Fezlor was registered at the Holland this weok, Whilo walking down the strcot ho was takon with a fainting spoil and fell upon tho sidowalk and was bad ly bruised about tho head and faco, Ho was takon to tho hotel and Dr.McKoeby callod, and has now so fur rocovorod that ho is ablo to bo around again. The mayor has mado a good appoint ment in selecting Harry Pond as wntor commissioner. Ho has commoncod to put the systoin in good shapo and is cleaning tho bxdrantsaud will clean tho wells and andoavor to put the plant in ship shapo. Now, it tho oity dads will authorizo tho putting in of a good filter all will bo "well" but tho filthy creek water has bocomo unendurable. Mrs. Martha J. Hunter, the aged motberot County Superintendent Hunt er ot this city, diod at hor home in Rush- ville, Indiana, on Monday ovoning of this wook, after a prolonged illness, Sho leaveB soveral children to mourn her death, nor uuBUanu uiea some years ago in Minnesota. Mr. Hunter has tho sympathy ot his many friends in tho this county in his sad bereavement. Boyd k Ovoring aro surely enterpris ing gontlemon, Thoy aro always work ing tor tho interests of Red Cloud. Thoy havo rccontly fitted up their rooms in thoir brick block for ono of tho finest bathing parlors in the valley with a pub lic reading room in connection, and thoy aro now arranging to havo a first-class barber shop In connection with tho bath ing rooms, All of theso enterprises of great interest to Red Cloud, and Messrs Boyd and Overjng aro to bo congratu lated in pushing tho enterprise to a successful ending. Job. McNony was in Omaha thiBweok. Sco thoso now refrigerators at Wright II. B. SimonB will movo to Innvalo Boon. J. Tj. Miller roturnod from Missouri last Monday, T. W. AuKl was In Omaha this nook on business. J. C. Warner camo homo from Lincoln Wednesday. Rov. Geo. Hummol was in tho city last Saturday. J, Ij. Groonloo was down from Bluo Hill this week. A. H. Crary, of Guide Rock, was In tho city this wook. Thos. Wright of Iowa, ia visiting Thos. Fisher this wook, Jno. Devlin wns In tho city the lattor part of last weok. Charloy Rolglo and Elmer Simons nro oxport hog drivers. Jacob Beaver nud Rufus Miksch aro in Omaha this weok. Miss Blancho Sherman is homo from hor visit in Franklin. Go nnd see Calmea for all kinds of broad, cakes, candlos, Ac. Hon. Jas. McNony is in Omaha this weok attending U. S. court. Jack Hayes and family, of GuidoRock, woro in Red Cloud this weok. Jeff Ward, Esq. Mondonhnll nnd Gar onco Kisor have gone to Oklahoma. Clara and Mabel McMillan, Goo. J. Warren and wife nro in Omaha this week. Jas. Kidd stopped in tho city this weok whilo on his way to Colorado Spring, Mrs. Gono Prico of Blue Hill is tho guost of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. RobinBon this week. Miss Grico Smith of Lincoln is in tho city to spend tho summer with Mrs. C. M. Calmcs. Miss P. D. Yolsor now makes a weekly trip to Orleans, this stato, to attend tho painting college at that placo. Shea &, Turnuro havo just rocoivod a car load of choico Northern, Beauty's and Hebron potatoes. Thoy aro flno for table or seed. Last week in our article on tho council we said that Harvoy Vincont's bond was not npprovod, whon it should havo read, was approved. O. W. Mitcholl ot Bladen was inspect ing tho S. of V. Camp in this city on Wednesday evening. Tho occasion was a vory pleasant one. Shea & Turnure carry tho largest nnd choicest lino ot dried nnd evaporated fruits west of tho Missouri river. Drop in and bo convinced. R. B. Fulton firo and lightning insur ance, Woetorn Whito Bronze, monu ments and cemotery goods. Olllco with Tradors'Lumbor Co. J. L. Greenlee, ot tho Blue Hill Leador, was in the city this weok. He has latoly purchased tho Blair Courior, and will soon move to that place. Joe Fogle tho harness man, located in the Ch'anoy building North Webster St for first-class work, substantial har nesses, saddles, collars and hardware. Tho Ladies Aid Society ot tho Chris tian church havo secured Elba Wrigbt, humorist and impersonator, for an entertainment on the ovoning of may 20. Mr. and Mrs, L. II. Fort loft Monday morning for a visit in Lincoln and Peru. Mr. Fort returned Thursday evoning but Mrs. Fort will visit another wook. Cheapest suits over shown now ready for you evory suit at lowest prices, work manship best in the country and best fitting goods over brought to tho city Chicago Clothing Store, Just rocoivod, from Now York, at Mrs F. Nowhouse, a nice assortment of par asols, sun umbrellas, black and othor laces, ladies neckwear, Hamburgs, white and black summer dress goods, etc. tf T.J. Chaffinof Cowles just returned trom Iowa, where ho was called by tho last sickness of his oldest son, who diod on tho 4th of May and was buriod on tho 6th. Ho was a Grand Army man, and lost his health in tho army. He was about 52 years of age. There are thousands ot tons of buok whont hulls ground annually by some spice mills in the United States which being mixed with a cheap Singapore popper is sold as the puro artlclo, nnd it is a well known fact that nlno tontlio of tho stuff finds a market west ot tho Mis sisslppl river. We handlo only tho puro articlo and will forfeit 8100 it not found as represented. Shea & Turnure. Junoits. List ot petit jurors drawn frr tho July torm of tho district court ot Webster county, Nebraska, John Ferguson J. M. Edgerton F. G. Blakesloo F. H. Gorlach Joseph Noble Newton Smith Wtr. Dixon Jno. Stabonow Stephen Harris A. N. Godwin John Ely T. Fishor E. Cockrolt. R. M. Martin 0. II.Hitl Wm. Finnoy W. E. Bukor Win. VanDyke S P. Martin L. B. Thorn Peter Wilson Jacob Reiglo D. II. Larrlck Henry Barth The hot Weather Is Coming I ; J m You can buy all kinds of Suitable Clothing! For that kind of Light Weight AT WIENER'S. Our prices are as A Child Can Do Your Money Back Tliey I ry to nmke j ou f eel I you buy "must lie riKlit" j ou feel Tlieytry'todesene jonr etory-day pat ionise, KM1 will and confidence Thoy churKO jou 30 cnt for a SO-cent pro scription, not co ceiiti They do not try to Inllucnco you by mis- If You leilUIIlK "MttrEUIil.UUUIJ -..Mi A They do not try to make you VVaHvlt. can buy KOlrfdolUri for 00 Wkkklv Citor Bullktin. Of tho Ne braska weather sorvico cooperating with tho U. S. weather bureau, ot Omaha, Nebraska, for tho wook ending May 14, 1891. Owing to tho continued drouth in tho southwestern portion of the Btnte, and the appearance of cut wormB nnd bugs in somo localities, the reports thiB week are not nltogothor so favorable ns tho procoding two nooks, and while it is hardly probable that any serious damage has thus far resulted from tho drouth, seasonoble rains would prove ot great benefit in all portions of the stato. oxcopt in the northeastern aeotion, whero thoy havo had all tho .if..r nomlnd. Wheat and othor small grain, as a rule, are doing well; pastures aro excellent and the fruit prospcctB wore never bettor. Many oat fields nro being plowed up and replanted In corn, thus largoly increasing the ncro nn-o of that most important ot Nebraska crops. The bulk ot the corn crop has been planted and much or it is airoauy up to a good stand and is boing women. Tho season is woll advanced and upon the whole, the prospoots aro Deuer man tho avorago in thiB stato. All conditions ,.m fnvnriiidn in tho northorn portion of Webster county but unfavorable nnd critical in tho southorn portion. Wheat and oats backward in southorn portion. All crops in good condition in northern portion. Corn coming up nicely every where. Pusturos two wooks earlier than last vear. Difficult to say at present what 'winter wheat will amount to. Awarded Hlghtst Honor World' F1r. DH K CREAM wntr am MW 4 BAKING POWMH MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frs from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. weather, Also, Underwear! low as can be sold As Well As You. that ex er) thing At Deyo and Qric'$ At Deyo and Qrice'e At Deyo and Grice'e At Deyo and Orice't rtinwv.tw.i. bclloye ou M Qquq QpJ Crfce't cents ng va'w """ " THE TEMPLE OF HATHOR. On or the Ancient Buildings of Vfyp Vtry Walt Freserved. Wostcanred two hours ono morning on tho Nilo and after an early breakfast rodo on donkeys about three miles to tho famous totnploof Hathor, the Egyp tian Aphrodite, at Dendorah. This tem plo was built justbeforo the Christian era by ono of tho Ptolemies, and tho porch was added by Tiberius. Though built by Greek aud Roman emperors, It is essentially Egyptian in architecture and decoration, aud as it was tho first of tho great temples that wo had soon we wero very much impressed. It stands oa tho bordors of tho desert and the yer dant plain, surrounded by tho rolns of an old town, tho debris 01 wmcn,Tw gother with the blowing aands, rlso sst oral foot abovo its foundation. The templo is very woll preserved. Its porch, tho latest part, is a noblo hall, support ed by 24 columns about 8 feet in diam eter nnd 40 feot high, the capitals pre. sontlng colossal faces of Hathor on fonr sides. Every foot of tho, surf aco, outside and in, is covorod with sculpture, which, though of tho period of decadence, is still striking bccau&o of tho amount of it Tho mnin templo behind tho porob consists of four central chambers and somo 20 others, each of which had its us. Tho faces on nearly all tfie figures havo bcon mutilated by iconoclastic Mo hammedans or Christiana. On the ex terior of tho wall in tho rear, among other figures nru Cleopatra and hor son Cwsariou, whoso father was Julius Ciesar. ThiB representation of tho fa mous Egyptiau queen, though contempo raneous, scarcely Justifies tbo tradition of her beauty. Near by is a small torn plo of Isis, nnd another which seems to havo had somo connection with tho tem plo of Hathor. Tho town of Tentyris stood hero. Tho Teutyrites hated the crocodiles which tho pooploof neighbor, lug Oinbos worshiped, nud a religions war of great fury was carried on ! tween tho two places. tnero mast do religious wars, they may as Well be over crocodllos as over dogmas which nobody knows tho truth of. Tho ruins of Ten tyris nro maiuly of brick, baked and unbaked. Tho temples aro of Ume stone. Somo of tho stones forming tho roof aro 21 feet long and 0 feot wldo. Tho wholo construction is massive In side nro traces of color which most have greatly added to the beauty. At pea derail wo aro not for from tho Libyan bills, but our conrso takes awayfroaa them toward the AraWaa side m wa oae to Luxor. Boatoa HmML w:i 1 4 a, . :m I H I Ad . ..(IBs i ; T ivt J ' i'j -fKL m- I e vSrl v H 1 1-1 t Tjt. K . 1 m . m . ri I 1 k i4 ' i tie Roots. Jll- naL. ', Z tSTm!lX'mfTT'' nw: .Lqmtwji, .-aaafei1 wwrtffrts(f3s wsvumm MSi'BMeaacpsaKaM ."'''"- - ' ji k. - " ., M vmal